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Guffa16-Nov-08 21:15
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There is no difference in performance between using the C# aliases or the CLR types, as they are not separate types. The int keyword for example is an alias for the System.Int32 type, so when you specify int, you are actually using the CLR type.

With a few rare exceptions there is absolutely no difference which you use. One of the exceptions are when you specify the underlying type for an enum:

enum test1 : int { Hello, There } // works<br />
enum test2 : System.Int32 { Hello, There } // CLR types are not allowed


Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

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